TW200404674A - Method for subdividing multilayer optical film cleanly and rapidly - Google Patents

Method for subdividing multilayer optical film cleanly and rapidly Download PDF

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TW200404674A
TW200404674A TW092113070A TW92113070A TW200404674A TW 200404674 A TW200404674 A TW 200404674A TW 092113070 A TW092113070 A TW 092113070A TW 92113070 A TW92113070 A TW 92113070A TW 200404674 A TW200404674 A TW 200404674A
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Bruce Edward Tait
John Allen Wheatley
Steven Jon Dobrzynski
David Kevin Mortneson
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Abstract

Polymeric multilayer optical films, and laminate bodies that include such films, are cut or subdivided into one or more discrete pieces by removably applying a first and second liner to opposed major surfaces of the multilayer optical film. Laser radiation is then directed at the multilayer optical film through the first liner in such a way as to produce cut lines that define a plurality of pieces of the first liner and of the multilayer optical film. Thereafter, the plurality of pieces of the first liner are removed from the plurality of pieces of the multilayer optical film while the pieces of multilayer optical film are supported by the second liner. Application of the first liner to the multilayer optical film can be accomplished with electrostatics.

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200404674 玖、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 之光學體切割或再 本發明係有關於將包含多層光學膠片 細分成眾多更小片的方法。 【先前技術】 多層光學膠片’亦即’藉由不同折射率之微 至少部份提供所欲透光及/或反射性質之膠 a五置可 e 已為吾人所 來己知在真空室中藉由在基材上沉積—系列光 學薄層(微層K’,miCrolayers,,)之無機物質而製造此等多屏 光學膠片。通常基材都是相當厚的玻璃片,而由於真^ 體積及/或沉積方法對所彳能達到的均勻程度之限制',、:: 受到限制。 ψ 最近,己証明多層光學膠片可由交替聚合物層共擠壓而 製成。請㈣美國專利案第3,61(),724號(RGg叫、4,4紙地 號(Rogers 等人)、4,540,623 號(Im 等人)、5,448 術號 等人)及5,882,774號(J〇nza等人)。在這些聚合多^ $學膠片巾’主要或全部係用聚合物材料構成個別層。此 等膠片可用高容量製造方法製造,且可製造成大片及整捲。 而°争夕產°σ應用都需要相當小而又很多的膠片。各 個光電二極管檢測器用之瀘光器即是此種應用之一。光纖 一牛及八他j i光子元件用的視窗、反射器及/或遽光器則 疋額外的應用。就這些應用而言,小片的多層光學膠片可 由車乂大片的此種膠片利用機械構件,如剪切裝置(例如剪刀) 將其切割或利用刀片將其割開而得。然而,切割機構施加 85255 200404674 於膠片上的力量會在沿膠片切割線或邊緣的區域產生層離 。這在許多聚合多層光學膠片尤其如此。層離區域常常可 由其與膠片之完整區域之顏色不同而看出。因為多層光學 膠片係依賴各層緊密接觸而產生所欲反射/透光特徵,層離 區域便不會提供這些所欲特徵。 在一些產品應用中,層離也許不是問題或甚至不值得注 意。在其他應用一尤其是在膠片實質上整片從頭到尾都要 王現所欲反射或透光特徵的場合或是膠片會受到會引起芦 離在膠片中隨時間而擴延的機械應力及/或廣大溫度變^ 的場合一層離會非常不利。 因此,現仍需要一種將多層光學膠片及包含此種膠片之 物件再細分之改良方法。此種方法較佳不會在切割線或膠 片邊緣產生層離,會很乾淨地切割膠片而不會在膠片積聚 大里殘屑,且可配合自動及/或連續製造方法使用。 【發明内容】 本申凊案揭示將包含多層光學职Η夕夕 疋予胗片之多層光學膠片體月 細分或切割成一或多個獨立小片之方 乃忒在一間早情形, 多層光學膠片體基本上係由多層光睪 y曰π予骖片所組成。在其 情形,多層光學膠片體也可包含厣晶 層宜於多層光學膠片之一 或多個額外層。第一及.第二襯片传 勺你Μ夕除地施加於多居 學膠片體之二相反主表面。麸德I ^ 、曼.車乂佺將雷射輻射透過襯 之一(任意指定為第一襯片)對乘狀y ,^ 卞旱I片體,該雷射輻射適八 產生切割線而界定第一襯片及膠 〇 & 2 I 乃奴2小多小片。雷射輛 射通常會產生羽狀煙霧及殘屑 ^ 均,儿積在工作件上一在此情 495 85255 200404674 ,係在第-襯片上。其後,自多層光 移除第一襯月之τ夕,μ , l 之眾夕小片 片體之W、H 隨殘屑)’而同時多層光學膠 襯片並則由弟二襯片支撐。移除可利用膠帶接觸第一 ,^夕層光學膠片體將膠帶拉開而完成。 車乂仏至少第一襯片係利 帝射^ & 電方式^加於膠片體。在用 田射輪射形成切割線之後及在第一襯片: W /、移除前,可利用中和器構件(neutralize 7 )來降低第-概片與多層光學膠片體之間的靜電引 雖然雷射_係切割膠片體之較佳技術,但在有些情形 『替代方法如旋轉模切割及超音波切割也都 ^ 【實施方式】 :。此處所用’「膠事)」係指延伸的光學體,其厚度 ~•丨,,、、 雨刀之央吋,或稱”密爾丨, s))。在有些情形,-膠片可附貼或施加於另一光學 體,如堅硬基材或具有適當反射, 町A透先性質之另一膠片。 取片也可呈物理可撓形式,不管苴 s具為自立或附貼於其他可 撓層上。「膠片體」一詞,如此 <汀用,應意指一種膠片, 官疋本身’或與其他組件結合,如在層疊片構造中。 圖1描綠一多層光學膠片體20。該膠片體包含個別微層22 、24°諸微層具有不同折射率特徵,俾有些光在相鄰二層 P的界面反射。諸微層都相當薄,故在幕多界面反射之 2可進行建設性或破壞性干擾,以給予勝片體所欲之反射 或透光性質。就設計來反射紫外波長、可視波長或近紅外 438 85255 200404674 、'之光之光學膠片而言’每一微層一般具有光學厚度(即 曰物理厚度乘折射率)為小於約丨微米。然而,也可包括較 f層’如在膠片外表面之皮層,或配置於膠片内用以分離 7微層組之保護邊界層。多層光學膠片體20也可包含一或 夕^厚黏著層以將二或多片多層光學膠片黏合成層疊片。 夕層光學膠片體2〇之反射及透光性質係各別微層之折射率 之函數。每一微層可在膠片至少局部位置由同平面(ίη·ρΐ叫 2射率、、\及與膠片厚度軸有關之折射率ηζ表示其特徵。 、言二折射率代表主題材料對分別沿相互正交之、广及ζ :::振之光之折射率(見圖υ。實際上’折射率係受審慎材 擇及加工處理條件所控制。膠片體20通常可由數十或 ,百層之二種交替聚合物A、B共擠壓,繼之視需要使多層 :出物通過-或多個倍增模(multiplication die),及然後將 擠出物拉伸或定向以形成最後膠片而製成。所得膠片係由 通常數十或數百層之各別微層所構成,諸微層之厚度及折 =率都經特別設計以在所欲光譜區域如可視光譜或近紅線 ”共:或多個反射帶。為以合理數量之層數達到高反射率 相鄰微層沿X _站值括 ^㈦。# 釉偏振之光之折射率差(Δηχ)較佳為至少 …右一正义偏振需要高反射率,則相鄰微層沿y-軸偏振 光之折射率差(△〜)較佳也為至少0.05。否則,折射率差 能。可^於0.〇5且較佳為約0以產生正常會反射-偏振狀 ^射光及正常會透過正交偏振狀態之入射光之多層堆。 右有茜要’相鄰與思 、 A €間沿z-轴偏振之光之折射率差(Δηζ) 也可經特別設种ri + μ 口 在偏斜入射光之Ρ-偏振分量達到所欲反 49/ 85255 200404674 點,貝&以下解釋容易起見’在干擾勝片上之任何相關 最大將被'忍為定向在膠片之平面内’使得Δηχ2數值為 取再。因此,△〜之數值可等於或小於(但不大於)Δηχ之數值 來η 在汁"折射率差△〜、Any、△〜時選擇何種材料層 2始,係受△爾為非負數所支配。換言之,形成一界 中岸〜 為』η〗」·,,其中j=x、丫或2及其 、曰付遽卜2係經選擇俾ήβη、,即,△〜以。 為維持斜角ρ·偏振光之高反射率,微層間之折射率不合 〜可控制到實質上小最 取大门千面折射率差Δηχ,使得 折射15<更佳為25、。零或接近零數值之ζ- 為率不合會在微層間產生其ρ_偏振光之反射率,以入射 角為函數,為常數或接近常數 ^之界面。再者’ ζ-折射率不 古八心可控制至與同平面折射 ,即—此一情況合 :比較’具有相反極性 极二也、, ㈢產生P_偏振光之反射率隨入射角遞 曰遞增之界面,如同S-偏振光之情形。 可用於製造聚合多層光學膠片之代表 公告案W〇 99/36248 (Neavin等人)。复 一閱 庳力朵風仫軏目士 )/、中至少一種材料宜為 心力先干係數具有大絕對值之聚合物1 佳在拉伸時產生大雙折射率 物車乂 七甘sΛ 1 乂为0·05,更佳至少約o.i 或甚至0.2)。視多層膠片之應用而 又折射率可在膠片之 平面内之二正交方向間、在一或多 趿Ηϋΐ品—七人 门千面方向與垂直於 ^ ^之方向間或這二種組合之間產生。在未拉伸聚合 物層間的各向同折射率差別很大的特 坏'滑^時,可放豪^每;200404674 (ii) Description of the invention: [Technical field to which the invention belongs] Optical body cutting or reprocessing The present invention relates to a method for subdividing a multi-layer optical film into many smaller pieces. [Prior art] Multi-layer optical film 'that is,' a glue that provides at least part of the desired light transmission and / or reflection properties through micros of different refractive indices. These multi-screen optical films are manufactured by depositing a series of inorganic thin layers (microlayers K ', miCrolayers,) on a substrate. Generally, the substrate is a relatively thick glass sheet, and due to the limitation of the true volume and / or the deposition method on the degree of uniformity that can be achieved ', :: is limited. ψ Recently, it has been demonstrated that multilayer optical films can be made by coextrusion of alternating polymer layers. Please refer to U.S. Patent Nos. 3,61 (), 724 (named RGg, 4,4 paper land (Rogers et al.), 4,540,623 (Im et al.), 5,448 surgery et al.), And 5,882,774 (J〇 nza et al.). In these polymeric film towels, polymer layers are mainly or wholly used to form individual layers. These films can be made by high-capacity manufacturing methods and can be made into large pieces and whole rolls. However, the application of ° σ production requires a relatively small number of films. One such application is the calender used in various photodiode detectors. Fiber optic windows and reflectors and / or photon filters for photonic elements are used for additional applications. For these applications, small multi-layer optical films can be cut from large films of this type using mechanical components, such as cutting devices (such as scissors), or cut with a blade. However, the force exerted by the cutting mechanism on the film 85255 200404674 can cause delamination in areas along the film's cutting line or edge. This is especially true for many polymeric multilayer optical films. The delamination area can often be seen by the difference in color from the entire area of the film. Because multilayer optical films rely on the close contact of the layers to produce the desired reflection / light transmission characteristics, the delamination region does not provide these desired characteristics. In some product applications, delamination may not be a problem or even worth noting. In other applications, especially where the film is essentially reflective throughout the entire film from the beginning to the end, or where the film will be subject to mechanical stress and / Or when the temperature changes widely ^ one layer will be very unfavorable. Therefore, there is still a need for an improved method of subdividing multilayer optical films and objects containing such films. This method preferably does not cause delamination on the cutting line or the film edge, cuts the film cleanly without accumulation of large debris on the film, and can be used in conjunction with automatic and / or continuous manufacturing methods. [Summary of the Invention] The present application reveals that the method of subdividing or cutting a multilayer optical film body including a multilayer optical film to a film is divided into one or more independent small pieces in an early case. The multilayer optical film body It is basically composed of multiple layers of light 睪, π, and 骖. In this case, the multilayer optical film body may also include a pseudocrystalline layer, which is suitably one or more additional layers of the multilayer optical film. The first and second linings are transferred to the opposite main surface of the multi-residence film body. Bund I ^, Man. Car 乂 佺 passes laser radiation through one of the linings (arbitrarily designated as the first lining) to the multiplicative y, ^ 卞 I plate body, the laser radiation is suitable to generate a cutting line to define The first backing sheet and the rubber 0 & 2 I Nanu 2 small and many small pieces. Laser shots usually produce plume smoke and debris ^ Average, children accumulate on the work piece-in this case 495 85255 200404674, tied to the-lining. After that, the first and second moons of the first month are removed from the multi-layer light τ, μ, l, and the sheet body W, H with debris) 'while the multilayer optical rubber lining is supported by the second lining. The removal can be accomplished by contacting the first optical film body with a tape and pulling the tape apart. At least the first lining of the car is made of Li Di ^ & electric method ^ added to the film body. After forming the cutting line with the field shot wheel and before the first lining: W /, before removal, the neutralizer 7 (neutralize 7) can be used to reduce the electrostatic attraction between the first and the multi-layer optical film body. Although laser_ is a better technique for cutting film bodies, in some cases "alternative methods such as rotary die cutting and ultrasonic cutting are also used. [Embodiment] :. As used herein, "" Glue Matter "" refers to an extended optical body with a thickness of ~ • 丨 ,,,, or the center of a rain blade, or "Mill 丨, s)). In some cases,-a film can be attached Affixed or applied to another optical body, such as a hard substrate or another film with proper reflection and transparency. The film can also be in a physically flexible form, regardless of whether it is self-supporting or attached to other optical films. On the flex layer. The term "film body", as used herein, shall mean a film, itself or in combination with other components, such as in a laminated film construction. FIG. 1 depicts a green-multilayer optical film body 20. The film body includes individual microlayers 22 and 24 °. The microlayers have different refractive index characteristics, and some light is reflected at the interface of the adjacent two layers P. The microlayers are quite thin, so reflections at the multi-screen interface can be constructive or destructive to give the film the desired reflection or light transmission properties. For an optical film designed to reflect ultraviolet, visible, or near-infrared wavelengths 438 85255 200404674, 'Light of Light', each microlayer generally has an optical thickness (ie, physical thickness times refractive index) of less than about 1 micron. However, it may also include a relatively f-layer 'such as a skin layer on the outer surface of the film, or a protective boundary layer disposed in the film to separate the 7 microlayers. The multilayer optical film body 20 may also include one or more thick adhesive layers for bonding two or more multilayer optical films into a laminated sheet. The reflection and light transmission properties of the evening optical film body 20 are a function of the refractive index of the individual microlayers. Each microlayer can be characterized by the same plane (ίη · ρΐ 叫 2, emissivity, and refractive index ηζ related to the film thickness axis) at least in part on the film. The birefringence index represents the subject material pair along each other. The refractive index of orthogonal, broad, and ζ ::: vibrating light (see Figure υ. In fact, the 'refractive index' is controlled by careful material selection and processing conditions. The film body 20 can usually be composed of dozens or hundreds of layers. Two alternating polymers A, B are co-extruded, followed by multiple layers as needed: the output is passed through-or multiple multiplication dies, and then the extrudate is stretched or oriented to form the final film The obtained film is usually composed of tens or hundreds of individual microlayers, and the thickness and refraction ratio of the microlayers are specially designed to be in the desired spectral region such as visible spectrum or near red line. In order to achieve a high reflectivity with a reasonable number of layers, the adjacent microlayers are included along the X_ stop values. ^ ㈦. # The refractive index difference (Δηχ) of the glaze polarized light is preferably at least ... High reflectivity, the refractive index difference of polarized light along the y-axis of adjacent microlayers (△ ) Is preferably at least 0.05. Otherwise, the refractive index difference energy can be ≧ 0.05 and preferably about 0 to produce normal reflection-polarized light and normal incident light that passes through orthogonal polarization. Multi-layer stack. The right refractive index of the light polarized along the z-axis (Δηζ) between neighbouring and thinking, A € can also be specially set ri + μ port in the P-polarized component of the incident light Reaching the desired anti-49 / 85255 200404674 point, the following explanation is easy: 'Any correlation on the interference film will be' tolerated as oriented in the plane of the film 'so that the value of Δηχ2 is taken again. Therefore, △ ~ The value of Δηχ can be equal to or less than (but not greater than) Δηχ. Which material layer 2 is selected when quoting the refractive index difference △ ~, Any, △ ~ is subject to △ Er being a non-negative number. In other words, To form a boundary in the middle of the coast ~ is "η〗" ", where j = x, y or 2 and its 遽 付 遽 卜 2 is selected by the price βη, that is, △ ~. To maintain the oblique angle ρ · High reflectivity of polarized light, refractive index mismatch between microlayers ~ can be controlled to be substantially small The difference in emissivity Δηχ makes the refraction 15 < more preferably 25. A ζ-value of zero or near zero will cause the reflectivity of its ρ-polarized light between the microlayers to be different. The incident angle is a function of constant or close to The interface of the constant ^. Furthermore, the ζ-refractive index can be controlled to refraction with the same plane, that is, this case is the same: the comparison of the two poles with opposite polarities, ㈢, the reflectivity of P_polarized The interface that increases with the angle of incidence, as in the case of S-polarized light. Representative bulletin W99 / 36248 (Neavin et al.) That can be used to make polymerized multilayer optical films. ) /, At least one of the materials should be a polymer with a large absolute value of the pre-drying coefficient of the heart. 1 It is better to produce a large birefringence material when stretched. 乂 七 GAN sΛ 1 乂 is 0.05, more preferably at least about oi or Even 0.2). Depending on the application of the multi-layer film, the refractive index may be between two orthogonal directions in the plane of the film, one or more fakes-the direction of the seven-person gate and the direction perpendicular to ^ ^, or a combination of the two. Occasionally. When the isotropic refractive index of the unstretched polymer layer is very different, it can be magnified.

其中至少一種聚合物之大雙折射率 A 心侷好,雖然雙折射率 85255 -10· )/4 仍常為所欲。此種牿 膠片及偏振器膠片二會在利用雙軸方法形成之鏡面 宜在拉伸後可保持雙;之選擇時發生。再者,聚合物 質。可選用第二聚合賦予成品膠片所要光學性 膠片中第二聚合物之折二:::之:他層’俾在成品 向之第一聚合物之折射率截妙7彳向,與在同一方 僅利用不同。為方便起見’膠片可 =種不同4合物材料製作,並在擠壓過程中將該等 材枓二替:入以產生交替層a、b、a、b如圓ι所示然 =亚不而要僅交替插入二種不同聚合物材料。反而是, 多層光學膠片之每一層可由膠片所未有之獨特材料或摻混 物:、、且成纟擠壓之聚合物較佳具有相同或類似熔解溫度。 提供充足折射率差及充足層間黏附力之代表性二聚合物 組合包括:(1)用於使利用主要為單轴拉伸之方法製造之多 層光學膠片偏振,有 PEN/coPEN、PET/coPET、P£N/sPS、 PET/sPS、PEN/Eastar™及 PET/EastarTM ’ 其中 ffpEN”指聚莕The large birefringence A of at least one of the polymers has a good mindset, although birefringence 85255 -10 ·) / 4 is often desirable. This kind of 牿 film and polarizer film will be formed on the mirror surface formed by the biaxial method. It should be kept double after stretching. Moreover, polymer. The second polymer can be used to give the second polymer a second polymer in the desired optical film ::::: Other layers: the refractive index of the first polymer in the final product is cut off in the same direction as in the same direction. Just make the difference. For the sake of convenience, the film can be made of a variety of different materials, and these materials are replaced during the extrusion process: to produce alternating layers a, b, a, and b as shown in the circle ι = Asian Instead of just inserting two different polymer materials alternately. Instead, each layer of the multilayer optical film may be made of a unique material or blend not found in the film: and the extruded polymer preferably has the same or similar melting temperature. Representative two-polymer combinations that provide sufficient refractive index difference and sufficient interlayer adhesion include: (1) Used to polarize multilayer optical films manufactured by methods that are mainly uniaxially stretched, including PEN / coPEN, PET / coPET, P £ N / sPS, PET / sPS, PEN / Eastar ™, and PET / EastarTM 'where ffpEN ”means polymer

一酸乙二醇酯,,’coPENf’指以莕二羧酸為基之共聚物或摻混 物’ PET”指對苯二酸乙二醇酯,”c〇pET”指以對苯二酸為 基之共聚物或摻混物,”sPS”指間規苯乙烯及其衍生物,及 Eastar™係聚酯或共聚酯(咸信包含環己烷二甲二醇單元及 對苯二酸酯單元),市面上可購自Eastman化學公司;(2)用 於使藉由控制雙軸拉伸方法之製程條件製得之多層光學膠 片偏振,有 PEN/coPEN、PEN/PET、PEN/PBT、PEN/PETG 及PEN/PETcoPBT,其中nPBT’f指聚對苯二酸丁二醇醋, nPETG"指利用第二乙二醇(通常為環己烷二甲醇)之PET共 85255 11 200404674 聚物,及’’PETcoPBT’’指對苯二酸或其酯與乙二醇及i心丁 二醇之混合物之共聚物;(3)用於鏡面膠片(包括有色鏡面勝 片),有 PEN/PMMA、C〇PEN/PMMA、PE/PMMA、PEN/Ecdel™Ethylene glycol monoester, 'coPENf' refers to copolymers or blends based on glyoxal dicarboxylic acid. 'PET' refers to ethylene terephthalate, and "copET" refers to terephthalic acid. Based on copolymers or blends, "sPS" refers to syndiotactic styrene and its derivatives, and Eastar ™ polyesters or copolyesters (salts include cyclohexane dimethyl glycol units and terephthalic acid (Ester unit), commercially available from Eastman Chemical Company; (2) used to polarize multilayer optical films made by controlling the process conditions of the biaxial stretching method, including PEN / coPEN, PEN / PET, PEN / PBT , PEN / PETG and PEN / PETcoPBT, where nPBT'f refers to polybutylene terephthalate, nPETG " refers to PET using a second ethylene glycol (usually cyclohexanedimethanol), a total of 85255 11 200404674 polymer , And "PETcoPBT" refers to a copolymer of terephthalic acid or its ester with a mixture of ethylene glycol and i-butanediol; (3) for mirror films (including colored mirror films), with PEN / PMMA , Co-PEN / PMMA, PE / PMMA, PEN / Ecdel ™

、PET/EcdeFM、PEN/sPS、PET/sPS、pEN/c〇pE丁、pEN/pETG 及PEN/THV™,其中”PMMA”指聚曱基丙烯酸甲醋、 ”ECdeFM”係熱塑性聚酯或共聚酯(咸信包含環己烷二羧酸 酯單元、聚四亞甲醚乙二醇單元及環己烷二甲醇單元),市 面上可購自Eastman化學公司,及thv™係氟聚合物,市面 上可購自3M公司。 適當多層光學膠片及相關構造之進一步細節可查閱美國 專利案第5,882,774號(Jonza等人),及PCT公告案w〇 95/ 1 7303 (Ouderkirk 等人)及 WO 99/39224 (〇uderkirk等人) 。聚合多層光學膠片及膠片體可包含就彼等光學、機械及/ 或化學性質所選擇之額外層及塗層。請參閱美國專利案第 6,368,699號(Gilbert等人)。聚合膠片及膠片體也可包含盔 機層,如金屬或金屬氧化物塗層或層。 在一簡單具體例中,微層可具有相當於丨/4波堆之厚度, 亦即以光學重複單元或單元格配置,每一單元基本上=相 等光學厚度(f-比=50%)之二相鄰層所組成,此等光學重複 單兀藉由波長為光學重複單元之總光學厚度二倍之建設性 干擾光可有效反射。此等配置顯示於圖丨,其中聚合物A之 微層22與聚合物b之微層24相鄰而形成單元格或光學重複 單元26 ’其在整堆中重複。沿膠片之厚度軸(例如,z_軸) 之厚度梯度可用以提供擴大之反射帶。肖別設計以使此等 85255 200404674 帶邊緣變銳利之厚度梯度也可使用,如美國專利案第 6,1 57,490 號(Wheatley 等人)所討論。 其他之層配置’如具有2微層光學重複單元而其厂比相差 50%之多層光學膠片,或光學重複單元基本上由二微層以 上所組成之膠片,也都涵蓋在内。這些另類光學重複單元 可降低或消除某些高階反射。請參閱美國專利案第 5,360,65.(ArendSfA^5,1〇3,337^b(Schrenk#、)。 圖2顯示一片多層光學膠片體3〇之一部份之正面圖。膠片 體3 0如以棱向尺寸大於特別最終用途所需之尺寸製造及銷 "供應。因此,需要將膠片體30再細分成更小片始能使 办片適合该用途。所欲小片尺寸及形狀可變化很大。為簡 明,見二圖2顯示由二交又組之平行切割線,標示為π及% 斤界疋之小片。若二組切割線都使用,膠片體3〇即轉變 :在二方向1,勝片體30之長度及寬度方向延伸之獨立 正方形)或平行四邊形。若僅用-組切割線, :小=成延長之長方形長條。當然,切割線不必為直 而,所需要的常…/ 線及任何組合之直線段。然 或其他多角开 =疋間早形狀如圓形、長方形、平行四邊形 申請人等己發現雷射輻射可 光學膠片髀而τ Α 刀d及再細分聚合多層 ^ 不^在切割線引起任何f皙厗Μ ^ 係選擇具有一 $ + , 、彳仃貝貝層離。雷射輻射 材料合二之波長,在此波長下至少-些光學膠片之 才抖曰大Μ收,俾被吸收之電片之 線蒸發。否則,+罕田耵了使膠片體沿切割 ㈣射轄射會和波長在膠片之預定操作範圍 85255 -13- 200404674 内之其他入射光一樣被膠片透過或反射。雷射輻射也以適 當之聚焦光學形成一定形狀並控制至適當功率級以沿狹小 切害彳線完成蒸發。雷射輻射較佳也可根据預程式設計之指 示快速掃描通過工作件,且迅速開關,俾可遵循任意形^ 之切割線。T用於這-方面的市售系統正以匕㈣工業 (St· Paul,MN)出售之LaserSharp品牌雷射加工處理模組^ 銷。這些模組使用C〇2雷射源,在約1〇·6微米(自約9.^1= 微米)之波長下操作以切割工作件。 ·“ 申請人等也己發現’雷射輻射切割過程中所產生 材料會以殘屑積聚在工作件上。此等殘屬會積聚到膠片、, 片不被預定用途所接受的程度。為避免此—問題,、 射輻射切割作業之前於多層光學膠片體施加第—雷 -襯片與多層光學膠片體之間如果維持密切接觸,切:第 =所產生之任何殘屑會積聚在第一襯片上而不在多心: 恥片體上。然而,第一襯片較佳也以一種可讓:先予 的方式施加,俾可我得#漆 、釔易移除 早了1又仔乾乎之多層光學膠片體小片 二一襯片可在雷射切割前用靜電施加於多4: 私片體上。靜電荷可在稍後至少部份中 曰先學 片體之吸引力,而因此可容許彼等分離。或者—片對膠 :層之低繼黏著劑,如可再黏貼辦公室便條二:種 在切割時’雷射輻射較佳透過第 片體。因此’除非第-概片在雷射波長下不^層光學膠 -襯片將被切成與多屬光學勝片 ’否則第 n n貝上相同之小 85255 -14- 200404674 片’因為二層保持緊密接觸之故。亦即 控制於切割多層光學膠片體之分開小片,故复二""射係 第-襯片切成實質上相同…乂 !其同時也會將 紙在曝霖於兩射幸s 車乂佺之弟—襯片係紙。 、田ί幸田射日可會瘵發而不會 會和相鄰之多層光學膠片體小片黏結二=… 以下)層之㈣處理,而仍然保留所欲性質此 ’紙張經謂理之—面較佳接 光 :一 ^ ^ ^ ώί _ /日710予.片體。在曝 路、田、^射時具最小或不轉之其他材料也可使用。 =運搬方便起見,可在與第―襯片相反之多層光學谬片 :二面施加第二襯片。而且由適當選擇襯 控制雷射輻射,即可沿至少—些切割線達成所謂的「吻切 (km-cut)」’從而第—襯片與多層光學膠片體在切割線完全 蒸發’但第二襯片則完全不蒸發,反而是至少部份完整, 且較佳實質上完全完整。依此方<,多層光學膠片體之分 開小片即可形《,但仍然可以有序之配置被托住並以一帶 或片搬運以供快速加工處理之用。第二襯片係作為基材, 用於支撐及托住己切割後之各別小片。請注意第二襯片可 支撐及托住各別小片,不管其放在此等小片之上或下。 圖3係這一方面的說明例。在該圖式之剖面圖中,聚合多 層光學膠片體40為簡明起見被描繪成單層。第一襯片4)與 第二襯片44己施加於膠片體4〇之相反主表面保持緊密接觸 。襯片44顯示為包含二層44a、44b,理由如下所討論。帝 射輻射46a、46b、46c係透過襯片42分別對準膠片體4〇之切 割線48a、48b、48c。提供適當之光束成形光學及動力控制 85255 -15 - 200404674 (未不出)’俾藉襯片42及膠片體40之蒸發而形成所示之狹 小間隙’而同時襯片44保持實質上完整。一些蒸發之材料 會以殘屑50積聚在第一襯片42。切割線及間隙界定多層光 學膠片體40之分開小片40a、40b、40c及襯片42之對應小片 42a、42b、42c。在圖3中,襯片42之小片與多層光學膠片 體40之小片係藉如靜電引力或其他可逆附貼機構保持緊密 接觸。 山 切割線48a-c可同時或先後形成。上述。“以以叩雷射加 工處理模組可掃描單一光束之雷射輻射,從而輻射46a-c代 表光束之先後掃描。如上述,其他切割技術如旋轉模切割 及超音波切割均可為雷射輻射之可接受替代方法。。 圖4描繪一種將塗有殘屑之襯片小片42a-c自多層光學膠 片月丑小片4〇a-c便利地移除的技術。將壓敏膠帶叫妾觸放在 圖3之構造上’使得壓敏膠帶與第-襯片42接觸。若在雷射 切割%襯片42靜電固定至膠片體4〇,則靜電力較佳實質上 中和或至少減少,以使得襯片42與膠片體40之間的吸引力 實質上小於襯片42盥膦鸹 声 ”膠T 52之間的吸引力。然後,藉由僅 將膠帶52自膠片體4〇拉 间或反之,即可將襯片小片42a-c 快速地自膠片體小片4〇a_ \ 刀離依此方式,即可輕易又快 速地移除成千上萬個獨 , 询立襯片小片。膠帶52較佳延伸至多 層光學膠片體40之寬度, 门時接觸一排欲切割之眾多小 片0 42a-c移除後,多 曰尤子膠片體小片40a-c也 自第二襯片44分離。這較佳係藉由在膠片體:。與: 襯 85255 16 200404674 44之間提供相當弱的黏合而達成。此等黏合可藉靜電 或使用小量之低沾黏性壓敏黏結劑來達成。該黏合弱到; 使小片4〇a-c在概片44通過尖銳角落或f曲處並輕輕 移除小片40a-c即可容易分離。 二 " 襯片44較佳包含經選擇以利吻切之至少二層料匕。 毗鄰多層光學膠片體40配置之層44a較佳係由對雷 之吸收實質較膠片體40為低之材料構成。因為具有較:吸 收,層44a在雷射切割程序時經適當控制雷射即可幾乎不基 發。己發現厚度約請^⑵微米)或以上之聚乙稀材料= 足供在約心微米操作下之c〇2雷射切割系統使用。铁而, 此種材料會因雷射在切割線所產生之熱量而拉伸或變形。 右概片44保持在張力下並用於經由雷射切割區域移除多層 先學膠片體40,則襯片層…之拉伸或變形會引起小片曰 :二相互移動而對不準’而因此引起定位錯誤之雷射切割 :。為此理由,層44b較佳係由相當高模量之材料,如高模 2塗膠紙所組成,以保持膠片體4G及膠片小片術_c尺寸 穩定。 藉由利用雷射切割程序,多層光學膠片體小片術_c 部幾乎完全不會層離,且藉由利用第—及第二襯片42、44 二要表面也乾淨無殘屑。雷射轄射所產生之熱量會使微 層邊邛變形而產生像是多層光學膠片之封口。 圖5顯示一小片聚合多層光學膠片體的之正面圖,該小片 己自較大片之聚合多層光學膠片體再細分而 圖3所示之吻切,使小㈣具有界定—長條之經雷射切2 505 85255 200404674 四:邊部62a-d。提供額外雷射切割即可將多層光學膠片體 、/再、’、田刀成各別瀘光片包。邊部64a、64b界定對準孔 、愛長條女衣於射出成型裝置中。這些邊部較佳也經吻切 :、、” |疋直排孔,作為穿孔線之用,以便可沿此等線撕 —或J開在田射切割時,雷射輻射較佳控制至在點66可 完全切穿(不僅是吻切)多層光學膠片體及第一及第二襯片 者其中孔較佳與邊部62a相交而另一孔則與邊部62c 才又俾/;D每—邊部提供—小孔或缺口,以便容易撕開。 —熔融區68係由雷射輻射降低至不會使多層膠片體6〇完全 蒸發之程度而形成。此可藉由使雷射光束去聚焦、、降低雷 f功率及/或使雷射更快速掃過工作件而完成。雖然有一些 多層光學膠片體會在熔融區68蒸發,但至少一部份之多層 、>干膠片厚度會在熔融區68保持完整,雖然會被局部加 =所扭曲。這種扭曲會表現在微層之局部波紋或超伏以及 /、此合及最終喪失明顯各別微層。熔融區68係為防止層離 T延而提供,這種層離擴延會在小片6〇稱後用剪切或張力 機械方法沿穿孔線切割成甚至更小片時發生。冑參閱美國 專利申請案序號 1〇/26,354,名稱為”Multilayer 〇pticai FUm, PET / EcdeFM, PEN / sPS, PET / sPS, pEN / copE, pEN / pETG, and PEN / THV ™, where "PMMA" refers to polymethyl acrylate, and "ECdeFM" is a thermoplastic polyester or co-polymer Polyester (including hexanedicarboxylic acid ester units, polytetramethylene glycol units and cyclohexanedimethanol units), commercially available from Eastman Chemical Company, and thv ™ fluoropolymers, Commercially available from 3M. Further details of suitable multilayer optical films and related constructions can be found in US Patent No. 5,882,774 (Jonza et al.), And PCT Bulletin WO 95/1 7303 (Ouderkirk et al.) And WO 99/39224 (〇uderkirk et al.) . Polymeric multilayer optical films and film bodies may include additional layers and coatings selected for their optical, mechanical, and / or chemical properties. See U.S. Patent No. 6,368,699 (Gilbert et al.). Polymeric films and film bodies may also include a helmet layer, such as a metal or metal oxide coating or layer. In a simple specific example, the microlayer may have a thickness equivalent to that of a 4/4 wave stack, that is, configured as an optical repeating unit or a cell, and each unit is substantially equal to an equivalent optical thickness (f-ratio = 50%). Composed of two adjacent layers, these optical repeating units can be effectively reflected by constructive interference light having a wavelength twice the total optical thickness of the optical repeating unit. These configurations are shown in Figure 丨 where the microlayer 22 of polymer A and the microlayer 24 of polymer b are adjacent to form a cell or optical repeating unit 26 'which is repeated throughout the stack. A thickness gradient along the film's thickness axis (eg, z-axis) can be used to provide an enlarged reflection band. A chaotic design that makes these 85255 200404674 sharp edges with a thickness gradient can also be used, as discussed in US Patent No. 6,1,57,490 (Wheatley et al.). Other layer configurations, such as multi-layer optical films with 2 microlayer optical repeat units with a 50% difference in factory ratio, or films with optical repeat units consisting essentially of more than 2 microlayers are also included. These alternative optical repeat units reduce or eliminate certain higher-order reflections. Please refer to US Patent No. 5,360,65. (ArendSfA ^ 5, 103,337 ^ b (Schrenk #,). Figure 2 shows a front view of a part of a multilayer optical film body 30. The film body 30 The angular dimension is larger than the size required for special end use manufacturing and sales. Therefore, it is necessary to subdivide the film body 30 into smaller pieces to make the film suitable for the purpose. The size and shape of the desired small piece can vary widely. For brevity, see figure 2. Figure 2 shows the parallel cutting lines from the second intersection and group, labeled as π and% of the jinjie 疋. If both sets of cutting lines are used, the film body 30 is transformed: 1, in two directions, win The length and width of the sheet body 30 are independent squares) or parallelograms. If only-sets of cutting lines are used,: Small = into elongated rectangular bars. Of course, the cutting line does not have to be straight, the regular ... / line and any combination of straight line segments are required. Or other polygonal openings = early shapes such as circles, rectangles, parallelograms, etc. Applicants have found that laser radiation can be optical film, and τ Α d and subdivided and aggregated multiple layers ^ Do not cause any fancy in the cutting line厗 M ^ is selected to have a $ +, 彳 仃 Beibei delamination. The wavelength of the laser radiation material combined at this wavelength, at least some of the optical film will be shaken, and the absorbed light will evaporate. Otherwise, + Han Tian will make the film body cut along the film, and the incident light will be transmitted or reflected by the film like other incident light with a wavelength in the film's predetermined operating range 85255 -13- 200404674. Laser radiation is also formed into a certain shape with appropriate focusing optics and controlled to a suitable power level to complete evaporation along a narrow cut line. Laser radiation is better. It can also quickly scan through the work piece according to the pre-programmed instructions, and quickly open and close. It can follow any shape of the cutting line. A commercially available system for this aspect is being sold under the LaserSharp brand laser processing module sold by Dagger Industries (St. Paul, MN). These modules use a CO2 laser source and operate at a wavelength of about 10.6 microns (from about 9. ^ 1 = microns) to cut the work piece. · "Applicants and others have also found that 'laser radiation cutting materials will accumulate on the work piece as debris. These residues will accumulate to the extent that the film is not acceptable for the intended use. To avoid This is the problem. Before the radiation cutting operation, the first optical-thin film is applied to the multilayer optical film body. If close contact is maintained between the multilayer optical film body and the cut: any debris generated by the first = will accumulate on the first substrate. On the film rather than on the mind: on the pubic film body. However, the first lining is also preferably applied in a conducive: pre-emptive way, but I have #lacquer, yttrium easy to remove earlier, and then I do it The multi-layered optical film body small piece 21 liner can be applied to the 4: private film body with static electricity before laser cutting. The electrostatic charge can learn the attraction of the film body at least in part later, so it can be allowed They are separated. Or-sheet-to-adhesive: low-layer adhesive, such as re-adhesive office note 2: a kind of "laser radiation is better to pass through the first piece when cutting. Therefore" unless Uncoated optical glue-liner at wavelength The film 'otherwise the same small 85255 -14-200404674 film on the nn shell' is because the two layers are kept in close contact. That is, it is controlled to cut the small pieces of the multilayer optical film body, so the second " " The linings are cut to be essentially the same ... 乂! It will also expose the paper to two shots, the younger brother of the car —-lining series paper. The adjacent multi-layered optical film body is bonded to two small pieces of the following layers, but still retains the desired properties. This paper is reasonable-the surface is better to receive light: a ^ ^ ^ ώ / _ / day 710yo. Film Other materials with minimum or non-rotation during exposure, field, and shooting can also be used. = For convenience of transportation, a multilayer optical error film opposite to the first lining can be applied: a second lining is applied on both sides And by appropriately selecting the liner to control the laser radiation, the so-called "knock-cut" can be achieved along at least some of the cutting lines, so that the first-the liner and the multilayer optical film body completely evaporate at the cutting line-but the first The two liners do not evaporate at all, but are at least partially complete, and preferably substantially complete Complete. According to this method <, the multi-layer optical film body can be divided into small pieces, but it can still be held in an orderly configuration and carried in a belt or sheet for rapid processing. The second backing sheet is used as a substrate for supporting and supporting the individual pieces after cutting. Please note that the second lining can support and support individual pieces, regardless of whether they are placed on or under these pieces. FIG. 3 illustrates an example of this aspect. In the cross-sectional view of the figure, the polymeric multilayer optical film body 40 is depicted as a single layer for simplicity. The first backing sheet 4) and the opposite main surface of the second backing sheet 44 which has been applied to the film body 40 remain in close contact. The lining 44 is shown as including two layers 44a, 44b for reasons discussed below. The radiant rays 46a, 46b, and 46c pass through the lining 42 and are respectively aligned with the cutting lines 48a, 48b, and 48c of the film body 40. Provide appropriate beam-shaping optics and power control 85255 -15-200404674 (not shown) ': the narrow gap shown is formed by evaporation of the lining 42 and the film body 40 while the lining 44 remains substantially intact. Some evaporated material will accumulate on the first lining 42 as debris 50. The cutting line and the gap define the divided pieces 40a, 40b, 40c of the multilayer optical film body 40 and the corresponding pieces 42a, 42b, 42c of the liner 42. In Fig. 3, the small piece of the liner 42 and the small piece of the multilayer optical film body 40 are kept in close contact by, for example, electrostatic attraction or other reversible attachment mechanism. The mountain cutting lines 48a-c may be formed simultaneously or successively. Above. "Using the laser processing module can scan the laser radiation of a single beam, so that the radiation 46a-c represents the sequential scanning of the beam. As mentioned above, other cutting technologies such as rotary die cutting and ultrasonic cutting can be laser radiation. An acceptable alternative method is shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 depicts a technique for the convenient removal of debris-coated liner pieces 42a-c from multi-layer optical film moon ugly pieces 40ac. Place pressure sensitive tape called a touch on the figure The structure of 3 is such that the pressure-sensitive adhesive tape is in contact with the first liner 42. If the laser cut% liner 42 is electrostatically fixed to the film body 40, the electrostatic force is preferably substantially neutralized or at least reduced so that the liner The attractive force between the sheet 42 and the film body 40 is substantially smaller than the attractive force between the lining sheet 42 and the squeaking glue T 52. Then, by just pulling the tape 52 from the film body 40 or vice versa, the lining pieces 42a-c can be quickly removed from the film body 4〇a_ \ This way, it can be easily and quickly removed Thousands and thousands of independent, consulted small pieces of lining. The adhesive tape 52 preferably extends to the width of the multilayer optical film body 40. When the door is in contact with a row of small pieces to be cut 0 42a-c, the Yuzi film body pieces 40a-c are also separated from the second liner 44 . This is preferably done on the film body :. With: Liner 85255 16 200404674 44 is provided with a relatively weak bond. Such adhesion can be achieved by static electricity or by using a small amount of low-tack pressure-sensitive adhesive. The adhesion is weak; the small pieces 40a-c can be easily separated by passing the small pieces 40a-c at the sharp corners or f-curves of the sheet 44 and gently removing the small pieces 40a-c. The second " lining 44 preferably comprises at least two layers of knives which are selected to facilitate cutting. The layer 44a disposed adjacent to the multilayer optical film body 40 is preferably composed of a material having a substantially lower absorption of lightning than the film body 40. Because of its relatively low absorption, the layer 44a can be hardly fired by properly controlling the laser during the laser cutting process. It has been found that the thickness of the polyethylene material is about ^ ⑵ micron) or more = enough for the CO2 laser cutting system under the operation of about 2 micron. Iron, this material will be stretched or deformed by the heat generated by the laser on the cutting line. The right profile 44 is kept under tension and is used to remove the multi-layer prior film body 40 through the laser cutting area. The stretching or deformation of the lining layer will cause the small piece to be said: "two move against each other and are misaligned" and thus cause Laser cutting with wrong positioning :. For this reason, the layer 44b is preferably composed of a relatively high-modulus material, such as high-mold 2 coated paper, in order to keep the size of the film body 4G and the film patch_c dimension stable. By using the laser cutting procedure, the multilayer optical film body piece _c is hardly delaminated, and by using the first and second linings 42, 44 the main surface is also clean and free of debris. The heat generated by the laser can deform the microlayer edges and create a seal like a multilayer optical film. Figure 5 shows a front view of a small piece of polymerized multilayer optical film body, which has been subdivided from the larger piece of polymerized multilayer optical film body and cut as shown in Figure 3, so that the small maggot has a defined-long strip of laser light. Cut 2 505 85255 200404674 IV: Edges 62a-d. Provide additional laser cutting to multi-layer optical film body, / re, ', field knife into individual calender film packages. The side portions 64a and 64b define the alignment holes and the long strips of women's clothing are in the injection molding device. These edges are also preferably cut with kisses: ,,, | | Straight line holes for perforation lines, so that they can be torn along these lines-or when J is cut in the field, the laser radiation is preferably controlled to The point 66 can completely cut through (not only kiss cut) the multilayer optical film body and the first and second linings. Among them, the hole preferably intersects the edge portion 62a and the other hole intersects the edge portion 62c. / D -Provided by the side-Small holes or notches for easy tearing.-The melting zone 68 is formed by reducing the laser radiation to such an extent that the multilayer film body 60 does not completely evaporate. This can be achieved by making the laser beam go Focusing, reducing the laser power and / or making the laser sweep over the work piece faster. Although some multilayer optical film bodies will evaporate in the melting zone 68, at least a part of the multilayer, > film thickness will be between The melting zone 68 remains intact, although it will be distorted by local additions. This distortion will be manifested in local ripples or overvoltages of the microlayers and / or the combined and eventual loss of distinct individual microlayers. The fusion zone 68 is a preventive layer Provided by T extension, this delamination extension will use shear or tension after the small piece 60 Mechanical means even smaller sheet occurs. Helmet See U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 1〇 / 26,354 cut along the perforation lines, entitled "Multilayer 〇pticai FUm

With Melt Zone 丁〇 Control Delamination’’(具熔融區以控制 層離之多層光學膠片),2002年10月10日提出申請。 如圖5所示,熔融區68延伸通過整個長條寬度,並成對配 置,父替界定有效窗口區域67及機械分離區域69。可在機 械分離區域69提供穿孔,如點66所界定者,或可省略此等 牙孔不管牙孔提供與否,鄰接分離區域69之炫融區68較 -18- 506 85255 404674 佳分得很開,俾未受 長條寬度之連浐夕屏忠:/過程所扭曲且延伸通過整個 被扭 、”曰“學膠片帶毗鄰每-熔融區。這竑未 被狃曲之多層弁璺册 一禾 通過整個分紅⑽π可作為緩衝區,在f σ區域67藉 張力,或二 之機械動作(如,若有穿孔存在時施加 1 “刀方法)相互分離時幫助防止層離擴延。 =光學膠片體也可包含—或多個多層光學㈣ # 口並 > 其組成及厚度係經選擇以使此種外 層^、要知加中等張力g 卜 可撕開。該外層係由光學透明节人 物,較佳為聚對苯-酸,e ^^λκ^ rpFxn 酉夂乙二醇醋(PET)或聚萘二酸乙二醇 (N)、聚碳酸酯或其共聚物制&址 . 著色劑、吸收劑或”、二成,雖然該層可依需要包括 —-政材料。可使用黏著層將多層光學膠 一 ^ 外層。如此構造之多層光學膠片體可夾在第 弟可移除襯片中㈤,及然後可用透過第 二雷射形成切割線。在雷射切割時,多層光學勝片= 係如此定位以使得可撕開外層鄰接第 離雷射輕射。再者,雷射輕射可在至少一些切割:控^ 僅部伤切割(蒸發)通過風 ^ 二 3先子膠片體,元全条發通過多 曰子,片但留下可撕開外層保持完整。在雷射 之後及在第-與第二概片移除之後,由於完整外層二: 為連續片形式之多層光學膠片體,然後僅藉由用手= 沿切割線拉開或η ^ 間早機器施加此種中等力,即可知 ^也分離成由切割線所界定之分開小片。分離時之張力^ 70王木中在可撕開外層上。包括在此種構造中之多忠 膠片在分離時幾乎不會遇到張力,且·在明確小片之:周; ^pj 85255 19 200404674 有密封邊部。分離時多層光學膠片層離之可能性因此實質 上為零。此處所述切割線在圖“及牦中係以符號49a、4^ 、49c表示,此等數字與圖3及4中者相似,但多層光學勝片 體40則顯示為具有可撕開外層4〇d鄰接第二襯片44。此等切 割線可取代如圖5所示每一對熔融區68及點“之穿孔線,以 便窗口區域67容易分離成分離小片。四周邊部仏,見圖 5)也可使用此等切割線,或若有需要雷射輻射可在圖3一4所 示位置切穿整個多層光學膠片體(包括可撕開外層)。 一或多個多層光學膠片體小片6〇可利用邊部64a、6仆所 界定之對準孔放入射出成型機器中。㈣,炫融聚合物材 料可在環繞小片6G之箱或框114中形成,此在圖6之 剖面圖顯示最清楚。冷卻後’可沿點66所界定之穿孔線將 多層膠片體60機械切割製造個別瀘光器總成。此等個別瀘 光器總成及其用途在美國專利申請案序號1〇/152,546,名稱 為「Ph〇t〇pic Detect〇r System and Fmer 几㈣厂叫亮檢測器 系統及用於其之瀘光器)」(2〇〇2年5月21日提出申請)中己有 更洋細纣娜。瀘光器框可包括一適合於接收光檢測器之小 孔。光檢測器/瀘光器總成之組合可提供一改良檢測系統, /、光〜11貝部份是由光檢測器之光譜性質而來而部份是由 多層光學膠片之光譜透光而來。 上述將—片多層光學膠片體再細分成小片之方法之使用 、巴不限於形成用於箱式瀘光器之此種材料長條。此方法可 用於々人自較大片或卷之此種材料獲得多層光學膠片體之小 片(尤其疋大量之小片,例如,至少10,至少50或至少100) 508 85255 -20- 200404674 之任何丨基a 問:…特別是沿多層光學膠片邊部之層離會成為 /合及整片多層光學膠片體都要有乾淨表面之場合。 :#田、會—種卷至卷方法(roll-to-roll) 2〇〇,其係用於將一 夕€光學膠片體乾淨及快速地轉變為多層光學膠片體之 小片。將卷202退繞以提供層疊膠片2()4,其基本上可由聚 膠片體(例如,圖3中之㈣4G)及黏附於多層光學膠 :,主要表面(任意指定為第二主要表面)之第二襯片 〇 ’圖3中之襯片44)所組成。在未示出之先前步驟中, 片係藉靜電吸引力或利用小量低沾黏性黏著劑施加 ;夕曰光學膠片體之第二主要表面。層疊膠片綱繞惰輥 206通過’使得多層光學膠片體接觸輥2〇6。層疊膠片2〇4 然後通過轉矩驅動軋親2〇8、21〇。第一概片212(例如,圖3 中之凡件42)自卷214退繞,藉由惰輥216與層疊膠片2〇4保 持接近’及使膠片靠近習知靜電桿218通過而施加至層疊谬 片204之多層光學膠片體組件。靜電桿2ι 8所施加之靜電力 可,第一襯片2U與多層光學膠片之第一主要表面之間產 生密切接觸。穋片組合2〇4/212(”原帶"(web))然後通過雷射 輻射站220,在此來自雷射控制模組222之雷射輕射即對準 原帶以產生多層光學膠片體及第-襯片之獨立小片224,如 圖3所示。提供-平臺226,其具有連接至真空源228之蜂巢 式排列孔以在雷射切割時保持原帶在其整個寬度(原帶橫 向)及沿其長度(原帶下行方向)之相當部份均勾平坦。雷射 模組222包括光束成形及轉向光學及控制器,其每—個都在 預定之動力設定下可切割經程式設計之切割線圖案,同時 Ηβ9 85255 -21 - 200404674 原帶以恆定速度移動。或 ,_ /者,在每射枳組222切割第一切割 、w〆、日守原帶可停止移動,麸後繼綠a 、, 帝 …、傻、.、k ,別進亚再度停止以讓 組切割第二切割線圖案,依此以-停止-重複方式繼 j订。雷射輻射站22〇較佳包括—排氣罩23G ’作成可在 疋方向提供強空氣流通過原帶。空氣流可幫助減少雷射 =點所產生之羽狀煙霧及殘屑所引起之光學扭曲。在切 才田射拉組222中之光束轉向光學較佳將原帶上之雷射 切割點在實質上無分力平行於空氣流方向之方向移動,以 進一步避免羽狀煙霧及殘屑所引起之扭曲。 在原帶離開雷射輻射站220之後’現己部份切割成小片 224’立刻靠近習知中和器桿加通過。中和器桿可消除或 至少降低層4勝片204之多層光學膠片體之小片與第一襯 片212之小片之間的靜電吸引力。對應小片間的黏合如此減 弱後,膠帶234即自卷236退繞並通過一對乳較加、⑶, 在此膠帶234塗有黏著劑之一面壓在第—襯片之不連續小 片224a上。在一捲取輥238將膠帶234在—方向拉開及另一 捲取輥240在另一方向將原帶拉開時,膠帶门4即分離並將 塗佈殘屑之第一襯片小片224a自現為多層光學膠片體之純 淨小片224b帶走。然後,將原帶以塗覆石夕嗣之ρΕτ概片μ 鬆散捲繞’在貯存及搬運時暫時保護。在稍後一步驟中, 可將第二襯片導引至銳彎曲或半徑以將鬆散固定之多層光 學膠片體小片224b也自第二襯片完全分離。 軋輥233、235可以固定速度驅動以作為卷至卷系統2〇〇 之速度圈。視雷射模組222欲製造之切割線數量、密度、方 SI0 85255 -22- 200404674 向及種/而疋’原$(即’膠片虹合⑽a 12)會在雷射轄射 站220受到大大地減弱。為防止原帶斷裂,也許需要藉由留 下至長條之原帶,且較佳在原帶之每—邊各有-長條 連、貝且未切割’來提供原帶額外的強度。此種連續長條 ’在此稱為「廢邊(Weed)」,可在軋輕233、235之後立即丢 棄,如編號244所示。 圖8顯示包含聚合多層光學膠片體夹於第一及第二襯片 中間之原帶250在雷射輕射站22〇(見圖7)之上視圖。原帶 250沿方向252移動。由排氣罩23〇來建立空氣流以在橫過原 帶之方向254提供空氣流。原帶25Q分離成—中央工作部份 250a及廢邊部份250b,該部份係藉切割線256與工作部份 250a分開。若切割線256為切穿線,原帶可達成部份增強’ 但若切割線為吻切割線則可達到額外增強,因為在這種情 形時下襯片44將在工作部份25〇a與廢邊部份25扑之間保= 完整。額外切割線―較佳吻切割線―界定欲切割成小片之代 表性形狀258、260。為幫助減少羽狀煙霧及蒸發材料所引 起之扭曲’雷射模組222可經程式設計,以在較佳方向如所 示258a、260a_b掃描雷射切割點,這些方向與空氣流方向 254不平行或具有不平行之分力。 視情況而定,原帶250在每一側可具有二個不同廢邊部份 ,亦即,沿圖8左側之左外廢邊部份及沿圖8右側之右外廢 邊部份。雷射模組222所進行之額外切穿可將此等外廢邊部 份與廢邊部份250b分離,後者可被描述為内廢邊部份及其 然後將在256利用吻切割線。若有存在,外廢邊部份可與内 -23 - 51 2 85255 200404674 廢邊部份分離並在雷射切割站22G之後立即收集。此等外廢 邊部份可幫助提供最終卷產品乾淨平整之邊部。同日士 廢邊部份與原帶其餘部份—同前進通過如上所述之軋輥 233 > 235 ° 實例 製造聚合多層干擾膠片’將由90/10聚萘二酸乙二醇醋 (PEN)/聚對苯二酸乙二醇酯(PET)共聚物製成之低熔黑: coPEN與聚甲基甲基丙烯酸酯(pMMA)之交替層在約277它 下共擠壓以形成具有224層個別層夾於由低熔點。。卿所 構成之二外皮層中間的擠出物。這些層界定一光學包,其 基本上係由112個單元格所組成,沿垂直於堆之軸具有大^ 直線之厚度梯度。位於該包一側之最厚單元袼較位於該包 另田-側之最薄單^袼厚約h3倍。將光學包不對稱倍增以獲 得一多層光學膠片構造,其具有448層個別層及二外皮層及 包中間的一内聚合物邊界層(PBL)。層倍增係如此進行,俾 其中-光學包之總厚度為另一包之約i ·3倍。在急冷輥上將 擠出物驟冷以形成一鑄造多層膠片。將鑄膠片在機器直向 (MD)及機器橫向(TD)分別使用拉伸比3 4:1及3·4:ι依序拉 伸,得一完成膠片,其在c〇pen層之同平面折射率(ηΐχ,η&) 及非同平面折射率(nlz)分別為約1·744、1.72〇及L5〇8,及 在ΡΜΜΑ層之同平面折射率(n2x,n2y)及非同平面折射率 分別為約1.495、1.495及1·495。全部折射率都以Metric〇n 表面波紋特徵裝置在550 nm下測量。完成之膠片包含二光 學包,各為1/4波設計,且各具有沿垂直於膠片平面之軸之 S12 85255 -24- 200404674 大約直線之厚度梯度,以在每一光學包内獲得一定範圍之 反射波長。完成膠片之最厚單元格之厚度為完成膠片之最 薄單凡格之約1.8倍,相當於約665 ηηι至1220 nm之反射波 長範圍。光學構造外面之皮層係低溶點c〇pEN,厚度約1 1 微米(0.43密爾)。膠片總厚度為約9〇微米(3.7密爾)。 根据彼專光學性質選出上述所製成實質上完全相同之二 卷多層膠片,並予電暈處理以改進黏附力。其中一電暈處 理之膠片以uv引發之黏著劑塗覆約122微米(5密爾)並用 UV光照射以啟動黏著劑之硬化過程。由熱熔擠壓方法製造 之黏著劑係一種由熱塑性組份(乙烯醋酸乙烯酯)、可硬化 樹脂組份(環氧樹脂與多元醇之混合物)、光引發劑組份(三 芳基銃六氟銻酸鹽)所組成之均質混合物。然後,將二多層 膠片層疊在一起並在25°C(8(TF)下熱浸10分鐘加速層疊片 黏著劑之硬化。所得膠片體係由二多層光學膠片與其中間 之一透明黏著劑所組成。該元件為一卷之形式,厚度為約 12.4密爾(300微米),寬度為約4吋(1〇〇毫米)及長度為至少 約5 0呎(起超過1 〇米)。 如此構造之膠片體或干擾元件對正常入射光具有在近紅 外線波長區域之反射帶及可視區域之通過帶。透光百八率 在約450-640 nm為約70%,在約700_1140nm為小於1%,及 在 680-700 nm及 1140-1160 nm為小於 5%。 第二襯片係高模量紙,具有用強壓敏黏著劑黏附於其上 之一薄層之聚乙烯。紙厚度為約2密爾(5 0微米),聚乙稀声 厚度為約1密爾(25微米)及第二襯片之總厚度為約3定爾 85255 -25- 微米)。塗覆黏著With Melt Zone 丁 〇 Control Delamination ’(application of multilayer optical film with melting zone to control delamination), application was made on October 10, 2002. As shown in Fig. 5, the melting zone 68 extends across the entire width of the strip and is arranged in pairs. The parent zone defines an effective window area 67 and a mechanical separation area 69. Perforations may be provided in the mechanical separation area 69, as defined by point 66, or these perforations may be omitted. Whether the perforations are provided or not, the fused region 68 adjacent to the separation area 69 is better than -18-506 85255 404674. On, 俾 is not affected by the width of the strip. Xi Pingzhong: / The process is twisted and extends through the entire twisted, "said" film strip is adjacent to each-melting zone. This multi-layered book, which has not been bent, can be used as a buffer through the entire dividend π, using tension in the f σ region 67, or two mechanical actions (such as applying 1 "knife method if there is a perforation) to each other Helps prevent delamination and extension during separation. = The optical film body can also contain—or multiple layers of optical ㈣ # 口 并 > Its composition and thickness are selected so that such an outer layer ^, know to add a medium tension g Bu Ke Tear open. The outer layer is made of optically transparent sections, preferably poly-p-phenylene-acid, e ^^ λκ ^ rpFxn 酉 夂 ethylene glycol vinegar (PET) or polyethylene naphthalate (N), polycarbonate Esters or copolymers made of & colorants, absorbents or "20%", although this layer can include-political materials as required. An adhesive layer can be used to coat the multilayer optical adhesive. The multilayer optical film body thus constructed can be sandwiched in a second removable liner, and then a cutting line can be formed through a second laser. During laser cutting, the multi-layer optical film is positioned so that the tearable outer layer adjoins the second laser light. In addition, laser light can be cut at least some: control ^ only partial injury cutting (evaporation) through the wind ^ 2 3 pre-cursor film body, full hair passes through more than one child, but leaves the outer layer can be ripped to maintain complete. After the laser and after the first and second photomasks are removed, due to the complete outer layer two: a multilayer optical film body in the form of a continuous sheet, then only by hand = pulled apart along the cutting line or η ^ early machine By applying such a moderate force, it can be seen that ^ is also separated into divided pieces defined by the cutting line. Tension at the time of separation ^ 70 Wang Muzhong on the tearable outer layer. Many of the films included in this configuration rarely experience tension when separated and, in the case of clearly defined small pieces: Zhou; ^ pj 85255 19 200404674 has a sealed edge. The probability of delamination of the multilayer optical film during separation is therefore essentially zero. The cutting lines described here are indicated by the symbols 49a, 4 ^, and 49c in the figure and above. These numbers are similar to those in FIGS. 3 and 4, but the multilayer optical film body 40 is shown with a tearable outer layer. 40d is adjacent to the second lining 44. These cutting lines can replace each pair of melting areas 68 and dots "shown in Fig. 5 so that the window area 67 can be easily separated into small pieces. The four peripheral parts (see Figure 5) can also be used for these cutting lines, or if laser radiation is needed, the entire multilayer optical film body (including the tearable outer layer) can be cut at the positions shown in Figures 3 to 4. One or more multi-layer optical film body pieces 60 can be put into the molding machine using the alignment holes defined by the side portions 64a, 6b. Alas, the bright polymer material can be formed in the box or frame 114 surrounding the small piece of 6G, which is shown most clearly in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 6. After cooling ', the multilayer film body 60 can be mechanically cut along the perforation line defined by point 66 to manufacture individual calender assemblies. These individual calender assemblies and their uses are in U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 10 / 152,546, entitled "PhOTOpic Detect〇r System and Fmer. Optical device) "(applications were made on May 21, 2002). The calender frame may include an aperture adapted to receive a light detector. The combination of the photodetector / calender assembly can provide an improved detection system. The light ~ 11 lbs is partly derived from the spectral properties of the photodetector and partly transmitted from the spectrum of the multilayer optical film. . The use of the above method of subdividing a multi-layer optical film body into small pieces is not limited to forming a strip of such material for a box type calender. This method can be used to obtain small pieces of multilayer optical film bodies (especially large quantities of small pieces, for example, at least 10, at least 50, or at least 100) from larger films or rolls of such materials. 508 85255 -20- 200404674 a Q: ... especially where delamination along the edge of the multilayer optical film will become / combine and the entire multilayer optical film body must have a clean surface. : # 田 、 会 —A roll-to-roll method of 200, which is used to clean and quickly transform an optical film body into a small piece of a multilayer optical film body. The roll 202 is unwound to provide a laminated film 2 () 4, which can be basically composed of a poly film body (for example, ㈣4G in FIG. 3) and adhered to a multilayer optical adhesive :, the main surface (arbitrarily designated as the second main surface) The second lining is formed by the lining 44) in FIG. 3. In a previous step not shown, the sheet is applied by electrostatic attraction or using a small amount of low-tack adhesive; the second major surface of the optical film body. The lamination film roll idler roller 206 is passed 'to make the multilayer optical film body contact the roller 206. The laminated film 205 is then driven by a torque driving roller 208, 2120. The first sheet 212 (for example, the piece 42 in FIG. 3) is unwound from the roll 214, and is kept close to the laminated film 204 by the idler roller 216 and the film is applied to the laminate by passing the conventional electrostatic rod 218 Multi-layer optical film body assembly of the false film 204. The electrostatic force applied by the electrostatic rod 28 may cause close contact between the first lining 2U and the first major surface of the multilayer optical film. The cymbal combination 204/212 ("Original Tape" (web)) then passes through the laser radiation station 220, where the laser light from the laser control module 222 is aimed at the original tape to produce a multilayer optical film Body and the first small piece of lining 224, as shown in Figure 3. Provided-platform 226, which has a honeycomb arrangement hole connected to a vacuum source 228 to keep the original tape across its entire width (the original tape (Horizontal) and a considerable portion along its length (downward direction of the original belt) are flat. Laser module 222 includes beam shaping and steering optics and controllers, each of which can cut warp programs under predetermined power settings Designed cutting line pattern, at the same time Ηβ9 85255 -21-200404674 The original belt moves at a constant speed. Or, _ / one, cutting the first cutting, w〆, and Nisshou original belt in each shot group 222 can stop moving, bran succession Green a, emperor ..., silly, ..., k, do n’t stop again to let the group cut the second cutting line pattern, and then follow the j-stop-repeated pattern. The laser radiation station 22〇 preferably includes- The exhaust hood 23G 'is made to provide a strong air flow through the original belt in the 疋 direction. Air flow Helps reduce the optical distortion caused by the plume of smoke and debris generated by the laser = point. The beam turning in the cutting field 222 is better to turn the laser cutting point on the original belt to be essentially forceless. Move in a direction parallel to the direction of the air flow to further avoid distortion caused by plume smoke and debris. After the original belt leaves the laser radiation station 220, the 'now part is cut into small pieces 224' immediately near the conventional neutralizer rod The neutralizer lever can eliminate or at least reduce the electrostatic attractive force between the small piece of the multilayer optical film body of the layer 4 and the small piece of the first liner 212. After the adhesion between the corresponding pieces is so weakened, the tape 234 That is, the self-winding roll 236 is unwound and passed through a pair of milk, ⑶, and one side of the adhesive tape 234 coated with an adhesive is pressed on the discontinuous piece 224a of the first liner. A reeling roller 238 places the adhesive tape 234 on— When it is opened in the other direction and the other take-up roller 240 is used to open the original tape in the other direction, the tape door 4 is separated and the first piece of small lining 224a coated with debris is now a pure piece 224b of the multilayer optical film body. Take away. Then, take the original coated stone嗣 之 ρΕτ 概 片 μ Loosely wound 'is temporarily protected during storage and handling. In a later step, the second backing sheet can be guided to a sharp bend or radius to fix the loosely fixed multilayer optical film body piece 224b from The second lining is completely separated. The rollers 233 and 235 can be driven at a fixed speed to serve as the speed circle of the roll-to-roll system 2000. Depending on the number, density, and square of the cutting lines to be manufactured by the laser module 222 85255 -22- 200404674及 和 种 / 疋 'original' (that is, 'film Honghe ⑽a 12') will be greatly weakened at laser station 220. To prevent the original belt from breaking, it may be necessary to leave the original belt to a long strip, And preferably, each side of the original tape has a long strip, shell and uncut 'to provide additional strength of the original tape. Such a continuous strip ′ is referred to herein as “weed” and can be discarded immediately after rolling 233, 235, as shown by number 244. FIG. 8 shows a top view of the original tape 250 including a polymeric multilayer optical film body sandwiched between the first and second linings at a laser light station 22 (see FIG. 7). The original belt 250 moves in the direction 252. An air flow is established by the exhaust hood 23 to provide an air flow in a direction 254 across the original belt. The original tape 25Q is separated into a central working part 250a and a scrap edge part 250b, which are separated from the working part 250a by a cutting line 256. If the cutting line 256 is a cut-through thread, the original tape can be partially reinforced ', but if the cutting line is a kiss-cut line, additional reinforcement can be achieved, because in this case the lining 44 will be in the working part 25〇a and waste The edge part is guaranteed between 25 flutters = complete. The extra cut line, preferably the kiss cut line, defines representative shapes 258, 260 to be cut into small pieces. In order to help reduce the distortion caused by plume smoke and evaporated materials, the laser module 222 can be programmed to scan the laser cutting points in the preferred directions as shown in 258a, 260a_b, these directions are not parallel to the air flow direction 254 Or have non-parallel component forces. As the case may be, the original tape 250 may have two different scrap edge portions on each side, that is, the left outer scrap edge portion along the left side of FIG. 8 and the right outer scrap edge portion along the right side of FIG. 8. The extra cuts made by the laser module 222 can separate these outer waste edge portions from the waste edge portion 250b, which can be described as the inner waste edge portion and then will use a kiss cutting line at 256. If it exists, the outer waste edge part can be separated from the inner -23-51 2 85255 200404674 waste edge part and collected immediately after the laser cutting station 22G. These scrap edges can help provide a clean, flat edge for the final roll. The same-day scrap edge part and the rest of the original tape—the same goes through the roll 233 > 235 ° as described above. Example of making a polymeric multilayer interference film 'will be made from 90/10 polyethylene naphthalate (PEN) / poly Low-melting black made of ethylene terephthalate (PET) copolymer: Alternating layers of coPEN and polymethylmethacrylate (pMMA) are coextruded at about 277 to form 224 individual layers Clamped by low melting point. . The extrudate in the middle of the outer cortex is composed of Qing. These layers define an optical package, which is basically composed of 112 cells and has a thickness gradient of a large straight line along the axis perpendicular to the stack. The thickest unit on one side of the bag is about 3 times thicker than the thinnest unit on the other side of the bag. The optical bag is asymmetrically multiplied to obtain a multilayer optical film structure having 448 individual layers and two outer skin layers and an inner polymer boundary layer (PBL) in the middle of the bag. The layer doubling is performed in such a way that-the total thickness of the optical package is about i · 3 times that of the other package. The extrudate was quenched on a chill roll to form a cast multilayer film. The cast film is stretched sequentially in the machine direction (MD) and the machine direction (TD) using stretching ratios of 3 4: 1 and 3.4: 1, respectively, to obtain a finished film, which is in the same plane as the copen layer. The refractive index (ηΐχ, η &) and the non-coplanar refractive index (nlz) are about 1.744, 1.72, and L50, respectively, and the coplanar refractive index (n2x, n2y) and non-coplanar refraction in the PMMA layer are respectively. The rates are about 1.495, 1.495, and 1.495, respectively. All refractive indices were measured at 550 nm using a MetricOn surface ripple feature device. The finished film contains two optical packages, each of which is a 1 / 4-wave design, and each has a thickness gradient of approximately a straight line S12 85255 -24- 200404674 along the axis perpendicular to the film plane to obtain a certain range in each optical package Reflection wavelength. The thickness of the thickest cell of the finished film is about 1.8 times the thinnest of the finished film, which corresponds to a reflection wavelength range of about 665 nm to 1220 nm. The outer skin layer of the optical structure is a low melting point copEN with a thickness of about 11 microns (0.43 mils). The total film thickness was about 90 microns (3.7 mils). According to the optical properties of the two special rolls, two rolls of film made substantially the same were selected and corona treated to improve the adhesion. One of the corona treated films was coated with about 122 micrometers (5 mils) with UV-induced adhesive and irradiated with UV light to start the hardening process of the adhesive. The adhesive manufactured by the hot-melt extrusion method is a thermoplastic component (ethylene vinyl acetate), a hardenable resin component (mixture of epoxy resin and polyol), and a photoinitiator component (triaryl hexafluoro Antimonate). Then, two multilayer films are laminated together and hot-dipped at 25 ° C (8 (TF) for 10 minutes to accelerate the curing of the laminated adhesive. The resulting film system is composed of two multilayer optical films and a transparent adhesive in the middle. The element is in the form of a roll with a thickness of about 12.4 mils (300 microns), a width of about 4 inches (100 mm), and a length of at least about 50 feet (from more than 10 meters). The film body or interference element has a reflection band in the near-infrared wavelength region and a transmission band in the visible region for normal incident light. The transmission percentage is about 70% at about 450-640 nm, and less than 1% at about 700_1140nm. And less than 5% at 680-700 nm and 1140-1160 nm. The second liner is a high modulus paper with a thin layer of polyethylene adhered to it with a strong pressure-sensitive adhesive. The thickness of the paper is about 2 dense (50 microns), the thickness of the polyethylene is about 1 mil (25 microns) and the total thickness of the second lining is about 3 (85255 -25-microns). Coating adhesion

Height, ” 蜊〈、、、氏係自TLC工業膠帶公司(HardW00d 利用軋報於、^ 號碼為CT 1GG7。聚乙稀層係 面。(戋者;Λ方法中層疊於多層光學膠片體之一主要表 入柄來乙烯層可在與多層光學膠片體接觸之一面包 二/賴黏著劑並使用相同程序。)將此捲起來並貯存數 奈:―襯片係高模量紙’厚度為約2密爾(50微米),且一面 土復㈣。紙係自Litin紙公司⑽嶋―,Minnes〇ta)構 入0 一二元件均以實質上如圖7所描繪之方式加工處理,以產 口 、上士圖5所述之眾多長條,但提供更多切割線及熔融 區乂 8個有效窗口 67而非4個且如以下所述。諸長條為 約4·5亳米寬及約69亳米長,長度對向原帶下行方向,而炫 融區則對向原帶橫向。(或者,長條可對向原帶橫向。)鄰 接牙孔線之熔融區相隔約丨_5亳米,而鄰接窗口區域之熔融 區則相隔約5.5亳米。紙襯片(第一襯片212)之經矽酮處理之 面與層疊膠片204接觸。使用約2至3呎/分㈧^丨…^^米/ 秒)之固定原帶速度。原帶在靜電桿218之約半吋(1〇毫米) 内通過’靜電桿係控制在正好在弧點以下之設定值。原帶 也在類似距離内通過中和器桿232。在雷射輻射站22〇時, 使用LaserSharp牌雷射加工處理模組,LPM3⑼型。c〇2雷 射之光點大小為約8密爾(0.2毫米),及此所產生之吻切及切 穿線之寬度為約13-14密爾(0·35毫米)。以下設定使用於以 下類型之切割線: 85255 -26- 200404674 切割線/特徵 製程速唐 頻率 吻切(CW) Π 〇〇毫米/秒 20 kHz 吻切(DW) 8 7 5毫米/秒 20 kHz 穿孔切(CW) 950毫米/秒 2.2 kHz 切穿(DW) 600毫米/秒 20 kHz 熔融區(CW) 1 8 0 0宅米/秒 20 kHz 在此表中cw係扣在原帶橫向延伸之切割線,及"ο’, 係指在原帶下行方向延伸之切割線。此外,就每一特徵而 吕,動力設定於100%,任務周期設定於5〇%及跳躍速度定於 5_毫米/秒。使用CW吻切來切割長條之次要邊部咖、伽( 見圖5),使用DW吻切來切割長條之主要邊部62a、及圓形 邊部64a、64b,使用CW穿孔設定於穿孔%,使用Dw切穿於 分離工作部份與廢邊部份之切割線(見圖8中之線256),及使用 CW熔融區設定於熔融區68。熔融區設定產生之熔融區,其中 上多層光學膠片(即,毗鄰第一襯片之多層光學膠片)與第一襯 片一起完全蒸發,而下多層光學膠片(毗鄰第二襯片之多層光 學膠片)則保持完整,但其組成層有相當的變形及起伏。 原帶任一側之連續帶用作為廢邊,如圖8所示,但如先前 所述工作部份之每一側形成一内及外廢邊部份,每一内廢 邊4伤之I度為約1 / 8之一英忖(約3亳米)。這可與原帶之中 央工作部份(再見圖8)相比,該部份之寬度為約3-35吋(約 75至90¾米)。外廢邊部份約略為半吋寬(約略1〇毫米)。外 廢邊部份係在雷射輻射站22〇與中和器桿232之間自原帶其 餘部份分離並收集。在雷射輻射站22〇之下行原帶,連續使 85255 -27- 200404674 用—卷具有寬度約等於原帶中央工作部份之單面膠帶作為 $ τ 2 3 4 °膠帶係習知3 mtm油漆匠遮蔽膠帶。内廢邊部份係 在札概233、235之後自第二襯片分離,並和膠帶及第一觀 片之小片一起捲至輥23 δ上。多層光學膠片體之個別小片 (長條)用手即可輕易自第二襯片移除。檢查時這些小片沿 田射切副之邊部幾乎看不出層離。用手施加中量張力沿穿 孔線產生斷裂可得更小之小片。檢驗如此切割之邊部顯示 邊部有層離’但該層離未延伸到整個熔融區68。 热。9本技藝者將很明白,在不偏離本發明之範圍及精神 下,本發明有各種修正及變化,而應了 限於此處所舉出之靠性具體例。 “不 【圖式簡單說明】 在整個說明書中都引用隨附圖式,#中相同編號代表相 同元件,及其中: 圖1係-多層光學膠片體之大放大斜視圖; 圖2係一片多層光學膠片體之平面圖,斷切割線表 細分之情形; 圖3係配置於卜爲π & 、下襯片之間的多層光學膠片體之剖面 圖,藏圖進一步顧+ + ^…& / 电磁輻射在切割線形成之間隙,其界 疋夕層光學膠片體及上襯片之獨立小片. 圖4係類似於圖3之剖面圖’但 _ μ ϊρΠ U 〒己在上襯片加加一黏 者膠片,俾其可自多層 μ 片岐之小片移除上襯片之小 片, 圖3a及4a分別類似於圖3及4 i 仁刚者包括完全延伸穿過 518 85255 -28- 200404674 膠片體中多層光學膠片之諸微層,但不完全延伸穿過膠片 體中光學厚可撕開外層之切割線; 圖5係自一較大片切出之一小片多層光學膠片體之平面 圖; 圖6係圖5多層光學膠片體小片切開之剖面圖,有眾多瀘 光片框黏附在其上; 圖7顯示用於將多層光學膠片體再細分之連續方法;及 圖8顯示多層光學膠片體正在切割之平面圖。 【圖式代表符號說明】 A, B 聚 合 物 20, 30, 40,60 多 層 光 學膠片體 22, 24 微 層 26 單 元 格 32, 34, 48a, b , c , 49a,b,c,256 十刀 割 線 40, 40a ,b,c,d 分 開 小 片 42, 44 概 片 42a ,b, c 對 應 小 片 44a ,b 層 4 6a ,b, c 雷 射 輻 射 50 殘 屑 52, 234 膠 帶 62a ,b, c,d, 周 圍 邊 部 64a ,b 邊 部 66 85255 -29- 200404674 67 有效窗口區域 68 炫融區 69 分離區域 1 14 箱或框 200 卷至卷方法 202, 214, 236 卷 204 層疊膠片 206, 216 惰輥 208, 210, 233 , 235 軋輥 212 第一襯片 218 靜電桿 220 雷射輕射站 222 雷射控制模組 224, 224a ,b 獨立小片 226 平臺 228 真空源 230 排氣罩 232 中和器桿 23 8, 240 捲取輥 242 PET轉見片 244 廢邊 250 原帶 250a 中央工作區域 85255 -30- 200404674 250b 廢邊部 252 , 254 , 258a , 260a 方向 258 , 260 形狀 -31 - 85255Height, "" Clam, "," are from TLC Industrial Tapes Co., Ltd. (HardW00d uses rolling report, ^ number is CT 1GG7. Polyethylene layer system surface. (戋 者; one of the multilayer optical film laminated in the Λ method The main surface is that the vinyl layer can be used in contact with the multilayer optical film body (bread / adhesive adhesive and use the same procedure.) This is rolled up and stored for several nanometers: ―The liner is a high modulus paper 'thickness is about 2 mils (50 microns), and one side of the soil. The paper is constructed from Litin Paper Co., Ltd., Minnesota. The components are processed in a manner substantially as depicted in Figure 7 to produce products. Mouth, many of the bars described in Sgt. Figure 5, but provide more cutting lines and melting zones 乂 8 effective windows 67 instead of 4 and as described below. The bars are about 4.5mm wide and It is about 69mm long, the length is opposite to the downward direction of the original belt, and the dazzling fusion zone is horizontal to the original belt. (Alternatively, the long strip can be horizontal to the original belt.) The melting zone adjacent to the perforation line is separated by about 5 mm, and The melting area adjacent to the window area is separated by about 5.5mm. The silicone of the paper liner (the first liner 212) is The surface is in contact with the laminated film 204. A fixed original tape speed of about 2 to 3 feet / minute (^^ ... ^^ m / s) is used. The original tape passes within about half an inch (10 mm) of the electrostatic rod 218 'The electrostatic rod system is controlled at a set value just below the arc point. The original belt also passes the neutralizer rod 232 within a similar distance. At the laser radiation station 22 o'clock, a LaserSharp laser processing module, LPM3⑼ type is used .C02 laser light spot size is about 8 mils (0.2 mm), and the width of the kiss cut and cut line produced by this is about 13-14 mils (0.35 mm). The following settings are used in The following types of cutting lines: 85255 -26- 200404674 cutting line / characteristic process speed Tang frequency kiss cut (CW) Π 〇 mm / sec 20 kHz kiss cut (DW) 8 7 5 mm / sec 20 kHz punch cut (CW) 950 mm / sec 2.2 kHz cut-through (DW) 600 mm / sec 20 kHz melting zone (CW) 1 800 0 m / sec 20 kHz In this table, cw is a cutting line that extends in the transverse direction of the original belt, and " ο ', refers to the cutting line extending in the downward direction of the original belt. In addition, for each feature, the power is set to 100%, and the task cycle Set at 50% and jump speed at 5 mm / sec. Use CW kiss cut to cut the secondary side of the bar, Gamma (see Figure 5), and use DW kiss cut to cut the main side of the bar. 62a, and circular edge portions 64a, 64b, use CW perforation to set at perforation%, use Dw to cut through the cutting line that separates the working part and the waste edge part (see line 256 in Fig. 8), and use CW to melt The zone is set at the melting zone 68. The melting zone sets the resulting melting zone, in which the upper multilayer optical film (ie, the multilayer optical film adjacent to the first liner) is completely evaporated with the first liner, and the lower multilayer optical film (adjacent to the first liner) The two-layered multilayer optical film) remains intact, but its constituent layers have considerable deformation and undulation. The continuous tape on either side of the original tape is used as the waste edge, as shown in Figure 8, but as described above, each side of the working part forms an inner and outer waste edge portion, and each inner waste edge has 4 injuries. The degree is about one-eighth of an inch (about 3 meters). This can be compared to the central working portion of the original belt (see Figure 8 again), which has a width of about 3-35 inches (about 75 to 90¾ meters). The outer waste edge is approximately half an inch wide (approximately 10 mm). The outer waste edge is separated and collected from the rest of the original belt between the laser radiation station 22 and the neutralizer rod 232. In the original strip of the laser radiation station 22 °, continuously make 85255 -27- 200404674—roll a single-sided tape with a width approximately equal to the central working part of the original tape as $ τ 2 3 4 °. Carpenter masking tape. The inner waste edge part is separated from the second backing sheet after the sketches 233 and 235, and is rolled onto the roller 23 δ together with the adhesive tape and the small piece of the first viewing sheet. Individual pieces (stripes) of the multilayer optical film body can be easily removed from the second liner by hand. During the inspection, these small films showed almost no delamination along the edge of Tian Sheqian. Smaller pieces can be obtained by applying a moderate amount of tension by hand to break along the perforation line. Examination of the edge thus cut revealed that there was a delamination at the edge 'but the delamination did not extend to the entire melting zone 68. heat. 9 It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and changes can be made to the present invention without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention, and should be limited to the specific examples of reliability provided herein. "No [Simplified description of the drawings] The accompanying drawings are cited throughout the specification. The same numbers in # represent the same components, and among them: Figure 1-Large enlarged perspective view of a multilayer optical film; Figure 2 is a multilayer optical The plan view of the film body, the broken line table is broken down; Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of a multilayer optical film body arranged between π & and the underliner. The hidden picture further considers + + ^… & / electromagnetic The gap formed by the radiation at the cutting line, the boundary small piece of the optical film body and the independent small piece of the upper liner. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view similar to Figure 3 'But _ μ ϊρΠ U 〒 has been added to the upper liner This film can be used to remove the small piece of the upper liner from the multi-layered μ piece. Figures 3a and 4a are similar to Figures 3 and 4 respectively. The rengang includes a full extension through 518 85255 -28- 200404674. The microlayers of the multilayer optical film, but not completely extending through the optically thick tearable outer cutting line in the film body; Figure 5 is a plan view of a small piece of multilayer optical film body cut from a larger piece; Figure 6 is a diagram Section of 5 multilayer optical film body incision Figure, there are many calendered film frames adhered to it; Figure 7 shows a continuous method for subdividing a multilayer optical film body; and Figure 8 shows a plan view of a multilayer optical film body being cut. , B polymer 20, 30, 40, 60 multilayer optical film body 22, 24 microlayer 26 cells 32, 34, 48a, b, c, 49a, b, c, 256 ten-cut line 40, 40a, b, c , D divides the small pieces 42, 44 the outlines 42a, b, c corresponding to the small pieces 44a, b layers 4 6a, b, c laser radiation 50 debris 52, 234 tape 62a, b, c, d, peripheral edges 64a, b Edge 66 85255 -29- 200404674 67 Effective window area 68 Bright melting area 69 Separation area 1 14 Box or frame 200 Roll to roll method 202, 214, 236 Roll 204 Laminated film 206, 216 Idler roll 208, 210, 233, 235 Roller 212 First lining 218 Electrostatic rod 220 Laser light station 222 Laser control module 224, 224a, b Independent small piece 226 Platform 228 Vacuum source 230 Exhaust 232 Neutralizer lever 23 8, 240 Take-up roller 242 PET turning sheet 244 Waste edge 250 Original tape 250a Central working area 85255 -30- 200404674 250b Waste edge portion 252, 254, 258a, 260a direction 258, 260 shape -31 -85255

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200404674 拾、申請專利範圍: 1. 一種將一多層光學膠片體再細分之方法,包含: 將一卷多層光學膠片體退繞以提供包含至少一多層 光學膠片之一多層光學膠片體; 將一第一及第二襯片施加於該多層光學膠片體之正 反二主要表面; 將雷射輻射透過第一襯片對準多層光學膠片體,該雷 射輻射適合產生界定第一襯片及多層光學膠片體之眾 多小片之切割線; 將第一襯片之眾多小片自多層光學膠片體之眾多小 片移除,而同時多層光學膠片體之小片由第二襯片支撐 :及 在對準及移除步驟之後,將多層光學膠片體及第二襯 片捲成一卷。 2. 如申請專利範圍第1項之方法,其中至少一些切割線完 全延伸通過多層光學膠片體,但不完全通過第二襯片。 3. 一種將一多層光學膠片體切割成眾多獨立小片之方法 ,包含: 提供一包含至少一多層光學膠片之多層光學膠片體; 將一第一襯片施加於該多層光學膠片體; 形成穿過第一襯片及至少部份穿過多層光學膠片體 之切割線,該等切割線界定眾多獨立小片; 將第一襯片之眾多小片自多層光學膠片體之眾多小 片移除; 85255 200404674 在至少形成及移除步驟時,支撐具有第二襯片之該多 層光學膠片體;及 在形成及移除步驟之後,將多層光學膠片體及第二襯 片捲成一卷。 4. 如申請專利範圍第3項之方法,其中切割線係以雷射輻 射形成。 5. 如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中第一襯片係以靜 電方式施加於多層光學膠片體。 6. 如申請專利範圍第5項之方法,進一步包含在移除步驟 之前降低第一襯片對多層光學膠片體之靜電吸引力。 7. 如申請專利範圍第6項之方法,其中降低步驟包含使第 一襯片及多層光學膠片體通過接近中和器桿。 8. 如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中提供步驟包含將 一卷多層光學膠片體不斷地退繞。 9. 如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中施加步驟包含將 一卷第一概片不斷地退繞。 1 0.如申請專利範圍第8項之方法,其中施加步驟包含使第 一襯片及多層光學膠片體通過接近靜電桿。 11.如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中移除步驟包含將 一卷膠帶退繞,使第一襯片之小片與膠帶接觸,及將膠 帶與黏附在其上之第一襯片之小片捲繞。 1 2.如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中多層光學膠片體 包含諸聚合微層。 1 3 .如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中第一襯片包含一 85255 404674 紙層。 14.Γ請專利範圍第"項之方法,其中第-襯片基本上係 由一紙層所組成。 15·如申請專利範圍第13項之方法,其m片係以靜電 方式施加於多層光學膠片體。 16 ·如甲請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中第二概片包含一 紙層及一聚合物層。 17_如申請:利範圍第1或4項之方&,其令雷射輻射係經控 制,使得至少一些切割線不會延伸穿過第二襯片。 1δ·如中請專利範圍第1項之方法,其中料步驟係在一雷 射切剎站進行,且對準步驟進一步包含·· 在橫過雷射站之第一方向提供一空氣流。 19.如申請專利範圍第4項之方法,其中形成步驟係在一雷 射切割站進行,且形成步驟進一步包含: 在橫過雷射切割站之第一方向提供一空氣流。 2〇·如申明專利範圍第18或19項之方法,其中雷射輻射相對 於夕層光孥膠片體係在幾乎無平行於第一方向之分量 之方向移動。 21.如申請專利範圍第1或4項之方法,其中多層光學膠片體 包含-可撕開外層,及其中至少—些切割線係穿過至少 -多層光學膠片但不穿過可撕開外層形成。 夕“光學膠片體’其係藉如申請專利範圍第1或4 項之方法製成。 85255200404674 Patent application scope: 1. A method for subdividing a multilayer optical film body, comprising: unwinding a roll of multilayer optical film body to provide a multilayer optical film body including at least one multilayer optical film; A first and a second lining are applied to the front and back main surfaces of the multilayer optical film body; laser radiation is directed through the first lining to the multilayer optical film body, and the laser radiation is suitable for generating a defined first lining And the cutting lines of many small pieces of the multilayer optical film body; removing the many small pieces of the first substrate from the small pieces of the multilayer optical film body, and at the same time the small pieces of the multilayer optical film body are supported by the second substrate: and in alignment After the removing step, the multilayer optical film body and the second backing sheet are rolled into a roll. 2. The method of claim 1 in which at least some of the cutting lines extend completely through the multilayer optical film body, but not completely through the second substrate. 3. A method for cutting a multilayer optical film body into a plurality of independent small pieces, comprising: providing a multilayer optical film body including at least one multilayer optical film; applying a first liner to the multilayer optical film body; forming Cutting lines passing through the first backing sheet and at least partially through the multilayer optical film body, the cutting lines defining a plurality of independent small pieces; removing the plurality of small pieces of the first backing film from the plurality of small pieces of the multilayer optical film body; 85255 200404674 Supporting the multilayer optical film body having the second backing sheet at least during the forming and removing step; and rolling the multilayer optical film body and the second backing sheet into a roll after the forming and removing step. 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the cutting line is formed by laser radiation. 5. The method of claim 1 or 4, wherein the first backing sheet is electrostatically applied to the multilayer optical film body. 6. The method of claim 5, further comprising reducing the electrostatic attraction of the first liner to the multilayer optical film body before the removing step. 7. The method of claim 6, wherein the step of lowering includes passing the first backing sheet and the multilayer optical film body near the neutralizer rod. 8. The method of claim 1 or 4, wherein the step of providing includes continuously unwinding a roll of a multilayer optical film body. 9. The method of claim 1 or 4, wherein the applying step includes continuously unwinding a roll of the first film. 10. The method according to item 8 of the patent application, wherein the applying step includes passing the first backing sheet and the multilayer optical film body close to the electrostatic rod. 11. The method of claim 1 or 4, wherein the removing step includes unwinding a roll of tape, bringing the small piece of the first liner into contact with the tape, and attaching the tape to the first liner adhered thereto The small piece is wound. 1 2. The method of claim 1 or 4, wherein the multilayer optical film body comprises polymerized microlayers. 1 3. The method according to item 1 or 4 of the scope of patent application, wherein the first liner comprises a layer of 85255 404674 paper. 14. The method according to item " of the patent, wherein the -liner is basically composed of a paper layer. 15. The method of claim 13 in which the m-plate is electrostatically applied to the multilayer optical film body. 16. The method according to item 1 or 4 of the patent application, wherein the second sheet includes a paper layer and a polymer layer. 17_If applying: Party 1 or 4 of the scope of interest &, the laser radiation is controlled so that at least some cutting lines do not extend through the second lining. 1δ. The method of item 1 in the patent application, wherein the material step is performed at a laser cutting brake station, and the alignment step further includes providing a flow of air in a first direction across the laser station. 19. The method of claim 4, wherein the forming step is performed at a laser cutting station, and the forming step further comprises: providing an air flow in a first direction across the laser cutting station. 20. The method of claim 18 or 19, in which the laser radiation is moved relative to the evening photo film system in a direction having almost no component parallel to the first direction. 21. The method of claim 1 or 4, wherein the multilayer optical film body comprises a tearable outer layer, and at least some of the cutting lines are formed through at least the multilayer optical film but not through the tearable outer layer. . Evening "optical film body", it is made by the method of applying for item 1 or 4 of the patent scope. 85255
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